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I think the thought should just be rephrased as "household appliances should be better designed, see Apple for examples of good design" The microwave example i
by djhworld 16y ago
I think the thought should just be rephrased as "household appliances should be better designed, see Apple for examples of good design"
The microwave example is spot on however, I don't think I've ever used the "food specific" buttons, who does? When I use a microwave I pop the food in, set the heating level (high/medium/defrost) and the time. That's it.
I suspect most people do the same
- drdaeman 16y agoPersonally, I find myself using only one button ("start") most of time, with each press adding 30 seconds (on default power level). There are cases where this is wrong, but for simple everyday heating tasks it works perfectly. One button would, certainly, be very Apple-like.
- beoba 16y agoAre the extra buttons on your microwave that confusing for you? White Problems.
- djhworld 16y agoThey're not confusing, they're just primary examples of feature creep that are largely unused/unnecessary.